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Document IR receiver supply voltage range - #278
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Summary
Addresses part of #107.
Why
The pin table currently describes VCC only as "Positive voltage", so readers cannot tell which common microcontroller supply rails are appropriate. The documented range follows the operating supply specification for the OS-1838B 38kHz receiver, which matches this part's documented function.
Reference: OS-1838B datasheet
Validation
npx prettier --check docs/parts/wokwi-ir-receiver.mdnpm run build